PARIS - China's Gong Lijiao met little resistance from her rivals en route to the women's shot put crown at the IAAF Diamond League Paris meet on Saturday.
BRISBANE, Australia - The Battle of Brisbane turned out to be a brutal, bloody brawl.
NEW YORK - JJ Redick is trusting the process. Gordon Hayward got his sales pitch from Miami. And David West, finally a champion, is coming back for one last season.
It was a big year when Coco Lee was 18. It was in 1993 that she participated in the annual New Talent Singing Awards held in Hong Kong and she was the first runner-up by performing Whitney Houston's hit, Run to You.
K'lyssa Moore wasn't that much older than the elementary school students she now teaches when she first fell in love with Harry Potter soon after the books first started coming out.
Houston acquires Paul from Clippers for seven players, draft pick and cash
NEW YORK - Phil Jackson wanted to trade Carmelo Anthony and wouldn't rule out dealing Kristaps Porzingis.
When opportunity came knocking from the United States, Beijing Shougang opened the door.
LONDON - Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have shared the Grand Slam spoils this year and it would take a hard heart not to hope for a fairytale rematch next month of their epic 2008 Wimbledon final.
Swiss great Roger Federer will use the Hopman Cup in Perth as preparation for the defense of his Australian Open title in 2018, mirroring his successful early-season build-up this year.
From Boris Becker's acrobatics in 1985 to Roger Federer's languid brilliance in 2003, Wimbledon has provided the stage for many of tennis' most formidable novices to secure their first Grand Slam. Yet since Federer clinched the first of his seven Wimbledon crowns, nobody outside of the sport's so-called "big four" has had a look-in at the All England Club, with the Swiss, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray sweeping all before them. A quick glance at the bookmakers' favorites for this year's title shows few expect the quartet to be dethroned any time soon. Yet with the world's current top five all now in their 30s, perhaps this is the year for a new generation to announce their arrival. Here we take a look at some of the up-and-comers who could cause an upset.
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